360 WAVE improves seed-to-soil contact from the bottom up.

360 WAVE is a combination closing system and starter application tool that takes a completely different approach. Other seed-trench closing systems attempt to pinch the seed slot closed from the top down. 360 WAVE rolls moist soil from the bottom of the seed trench over the seed and closes from the bottom up. See a comparison of eight popular closing systems learn which ones produced higher yields.

[@CountryTesla]

Great experiment, from start to end results. Like to drag the planter around with some old seed and check its quality before season, might need to add your invention. Love improvements.

[@bolangagromalang]

Alat yang sangat sempurna untuk menanam biji dan pemupukan

[@samuelmatthews5840]

I think what this video shows is how important adjustable pitch systems really are. Some of these closing wheels seemed to do a decent job but failed to be operating either close enough or aggressive enough to really mate the seed trench together. I hypothesize that many closing wheels could be #1 performers if operating at the correct angles to really "stitch" those trenches together as well as get some crumbling action in order to eliminate sidewall smearing and compaction.

[@greggrosenthal7432]

How did the tine style closing system work?

[@mrksk2132]

What about the extra press wheel that goes into the row like in vaderstad tempo or kverneland optima?

[@michaellauck7404]

What was the bushel difference comparing how the tine system preformed to wave?

[@carolwerning3631]

farmer john how does this work in stony soil

[@juliepetzel9546]

What about wet conditions?

[@360yieldcenter]

Learn more at www.360yieldcenter.com/products/360-wave/

[@darinamick4934]

Case still has a better closing system design

[@barnyardaerials]

lol Case closing system is essentially the same as Row 2.